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NotBlessedbyLudwigVanBoll

THE

SHROPSHIRE STRUMMERS

King Richard the Songbook

for Soprano Ukulele GCEA

Edited but not blessed byHis Holiness, the Enlightened and Most Revered

Duke Ludwig Van Boll III

11th November 2015


Contents

1 Diana . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 How Much Is That Doggie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Eight Days a Week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Sweet Georgia Brown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 95 Streets of London . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 116 Put Your Head On My Shoulder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 127 This Old House . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 138 Travellin' Light . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 159 Peggy Sue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1610 Mr Wu's a Window Cleaner Now . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1711 Angela Jones . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1912 Living Doll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2013 Blueberry Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2114 Bye Bye Love . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2315 Oh Carol . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2416 The Homing Waltz . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2517 With A Little Help From My Friends . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2718 Jambalaya . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2919 Welcome to the Party . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3020 White Winter Hymnal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3121 The Show . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3322 Price Tag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3523 Hey Soul Sister . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3724 The Blaydon Races . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3925 Still haven't found what I'm looking for . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4126 Carol of the Drum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4227 Hotel California . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4328 Merry Xmas Everybody . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4529 Christmas Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4630 Winter Wonderland . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4731 Big Joe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4932 Must Be Santa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5133 It's Still Rock and Roll To Me . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5334 I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5535 Manchester Rambler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5736 Human . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5937 One Way Or Another . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6138 Valentine Moon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6339 A Spaceman Came Traveling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6440 Budapest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6641 Rock Around The Clock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6842 Me and You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70


43 Wagon Wheel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7244 Is This The Way To Amarillo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7445 The Cave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7646 Somewhere Only We Know . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7847 I'll See You In My Dreams . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8048 Brown Eyed Girl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8149 Come by the Hills . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8350 Three Little Birds . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8451 We Wish You a Merry Christmas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8652 It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87


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5

1 � DianaInspired by Paul Anka's high school friend named Diana Ayoub

Paul Ankar

C

rAm

r rF

r r rG

r r rFm

C Am C Am

1.

CI'm so young and

Amyou're so old

FThis my darling,

GI've been told

ICdon't care just

Amwhat they say

F'Cause forever I

Gwill pray

CYou and I will be

Amas free

FAs the birds up

Gin the trees

COh

Amplease

Fstay by

Gme Di

Cana

Am F G

2.

CThrills I get when you

Amhold me close

FOh, my darling,

Gyou're the most

IClove you but do

Amyou love me

FOh Diana,

Gcan't you see

IClove you will all

Ammy heart

FAnd I hope we will

Gnever part

COh

Amplease

Fstay with

Gme Di

Cana

Am F G

Break

FOh, my darlin' oh

Fm, my lover

CTell me that there is

Amno other

IFlove you

Fmwith my heart

OhGOh Oh

GOh Oh

GOh

GOh

GOh

GOh


6

3.

COnly you can

Amtake my heart

FOnly you can

Gtear it apart

CWhen you hold me in your

Amloving arms

IFcan feel you giving

Gall your charms

CHold me darling, ho-ho

Amhold me tight

FSqueeze me baby with

Gall of your might

COh

Amplease

Fstay with

Gme Di

Cana

End:

Am FOh

Gplease Dia

Cna

Am FOh

Gplease Dia

Cna

Am FOh

Gplease Dia

Cna. . .


7

2 � How Much Is That DoggieThe domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris), is a subspecies of the gray wolf (Canis lupus)

Bob Merrillr

C

r r rG7

Ch: HowCmuch is that doggie in the

G7window,

The one with the waggleyCtail?

How much is that doggie in theG7window?

I do hope that doggie's forCsale

stop

1. I must take a trip to CaliG7fornia

And leave my poor sweetheartCalone;

If he has a dog, he won't beG7lonesome,

And that doggie will have a goodChome

stop

2. I read in the paper there areG7robbers

With �ashlights that shine in theCdark;

My love needs a doggie to proG7tect him

And scare them away with oneCbark

stop

3. I don't want a bunny or aG7kitty,

I don't want a parrot thatCtalks;

I don't want a bowl of littleG7�shes

He can't take a gold�sh forCwalks

stop

Chorus

End: IG7

do hope that doggie's forCsale

stop


8

3 � Eight Days a WeekThe Romans of the Republic, like the Etruscans, had a `market week' of eight days

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

rC

r r r rD7

r rF

C D7 F C

C D7 F C

1.

COoh I need your

D7love babe,

Fguess you know it's

Ctrue

CHope you need my

D7love babe,

Fjust like I need

Cyou

AmHold me,

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me

CAin't got nothing but

D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek.

2.

CLove you every

D7day girl

Falways on my

Cmind

COne thing I can

D7say girl

Flove you all the

Ctime

AmHold me,

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me


D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek.

GEight days a week I

Amlove you

D7Eight days a week is

Fnot enough to

G7show I care

3.

COoh I need your

D7love babe,

Fguess you know it's

Ctrue

CHope you need my

D7love babe,

Fjust like I need

Cyou

AmHold me,

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me


D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek.

GEight days a week I

Amlove you

D7Eight days a week is

Fnot enough to

G7show I care

4.

CLove you every

D7day girl

Falways on my

Cmind

COne thing I can

D7say girl

Flove you all the

Ctime

AmHold me,

Flove me

Amhold me

D7love me


D7love babe

Feight days a

Cweek.

End:

FEight days a

Cweek

Feight days a

Cweek

C D7 F C

C D7 F C


9

4 � Sweet Georgia BrownNamed after King George II, Georgia was the fourth state to ratify the United States Constitution

Ben Bernie, Maceo Pinkard and Kenneth Casey

r r r rD7

r r rG7

rC7

r rF

rA7

1.

D7No gal made has got a shade on Sweet Georgia BrownG7Two left feet but oh so neat is Sweet Georgia BrownC7They all sigh and wanna die for Sweet Georgia Brown

I'll tell you justFwhy, you know I don't lie

A7.

D7It's been said she knocks 'em dead when she lands in townG7Since she came why it's a shame how she's cooled 'em downDmFellas

A7she can't get

Dmmust be fellas

A7she ain't met

FGeorgia claimed her

D7Georgia named her

G7Sweet

C7Georgia

FBrown

2.



A7.

D7All those tips the porter slips to Sweet Georgia BrownG7They buy clothes at fashion shows for one dollar downDmFellas

A7tip your hats oh

Dmboy, ain't

A7she the cats

FWho's that mister

D7tain't her sister it's

G7Sweet

C7Georgia

FBrown


10

3.



A7.


A7tip your hats oh

Dmboy, ain't

A7she the cats

FWho's that mister


G7Sweet

C7Georgia

FBrown

4.



A7.


A7tip your hats oh

Dmboy, ain't

A7she the cats

FWho's that mister


G7Sweet

C7Georgia

FBrown

End:

G7Sweet

C7Georgia

FBrown


11

5 � Streets of LondonLondon taxi drivers have a larger hippocampus compared with other people

Ralph McTell

r rF

rC

r r rDm

rAm

r r r rB[

1.

FHave you seen the

Cold man in the

Dmclosed down

Ammarket

B[Kicking up the

Fpapers with his

Gworn out

Cshoes

FIn his eyes you

Csee no pride,

Dmhand held loosely by

Amhis side

B[Yesterday's

Fpaper, telling

Cyesterday's

Fnews

Ch: SoB[how can you tell

Amme, you're

Clo. . . o

C7. . .

Dmn'ly,

GAnd say for you that the sun don't

Cshine

FLet me take you

Cby the hand, and

Dmlead you through the

AmStreets of London

B[I'll show you

Fsomething to

Cmake you change your

Fmind.

2.

FHave you seen the

Cold girl who

Dmwalks the Streets of

AmLondon

B[Dirt in her

Fhair and her

Gclothes in

Crags

FShe's no time for

Ctalkin', she just

Dmkeeps right on

Amwalkin'

B[Carrying her

Fhome, in

Ctwo carrier

Fbags.

3.

FIn the all night

Ccafé at a

Dmquarter past

Ameleven

B[Same old

Fman sitting

Gthere on his

Cown

FLooking at the

Cworld over the

Dmrim of his

Amteacup

B[Each tea lasts an

Fhour and he

Cwanders home

Falone.

4.

FHave you seen the

Cold man, out

Dmside the seaman's

Ammission

B[Memory fading

Fwith the medal

Gribbons that he

Cwears

FIn our winter

Ccity the rain

Dmcries, a little

Ampity

ForB[one more forgotten

Fhero and a

Cworld that doesn't

Fcare.

Chorus

End:

B[I'll show you

Fsomething to

Cmake you change your

Fmind


12

6 � Put Your Head On My Shoulder`Put Your Head on My Shoulders' is episode seven in the second production season of Futurama

Paul Anka

rAm

r r rDm

r r rG

rC

r r rF#m

r r rEm

C

1. Put your head on myAmshoulder

Dm

Hold meGin your arms,

Cbaby

Am Dm

Squeeze meGoh so tight,

Cshow me

Am Dm

That youGlove me

Ctoo

stop

2. Put your lips next toAmmine, dear

Dm

Won't youGkiss me once,

Cbaby

Am Dm

Just aGkiss goodnight,

Cmay be

Am Dm

You and IGwill fall in

Clove

Break

GPeople say that

Clove's a game

AGgame you just can't

Cwin

IfF#mthere's a way

I'llEm�nd it someday

AndDmthen this fool will rush

Gin

C stop

3. Put your head on myAmshoulder

Dm

WhisperGin my ear,

Cbaby

Am Dm

Words IGwant to hear,

Ctell me

Am Dm

Tell meGthat you love me

Ctoo

stop

Repeat all


13

7 � This Old House`This Old House' is an American home improvement magazine and television series

Stuart Hamblen

r r rD

r r rG

rA7

1.

DThis ole house once knew my children

This oleGhouse once knew my wife

This oleA7house was home and comfort

As weDfought the

Gstorms of

Dlife

This ole house once rang with laughter

This oleGhouse heard many shouts

Now sheA7trembles in the darkness

When the lightnin' walksDabout

Ch: Ain't a-gonnaGneed this house no longer

Ain't a-gonnaDneed this house no more

Ain't gotA7time to �x the shingles

Ain't gotDtime to �x the �oor

Ain't gotGtime to oil the hinges

Nor toDmend the window pane

Ain't a-gonnaA7need this house no longer

I'm getting' ready to meet theDsaints

2. This ole house is a-getting' shaky

This oleGhouse is a-getting old

This oleA7house lets in the rain

This oleDhouse lets

Gin the

Dcold

On my knees I'm getting' chilly

But IGfeel no fear nor pain

Cause IA7see an angel peekin

Through a broken windowDpane


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3. This ole house is afraid of thunder

This oleGhouse is afraid of storms

This oleA7house just groans and trembles

When theDnight wind

G�ings its

Darms

This ole house is getting feeble

This oleGhouse is needin' paint

Just likeA7me its tuckered out

But I'm a-getting' ready to meet theDsaints

4. This ole house dog lies a-sleepin'

He don'tGknow I'm gonna leave

Else he'dA7wake up by the �replace

And he'dDsit and

Ghowl and

Dgrieve

But my huntin' days are over

Ain't gonnaGhunt the coon no more

GabrielA7done brought in my chariot

When the wind blew down theDdoor

Chorus

End:

DAin't a-gonna

A7need this house no longer I'm getting ready to meet the

Dsaints


15

8 � Travellin' LightLight travels at 299,792,458 metres per second in a vacuum

Cli� Richard and The Shadows

r rA

rA7

r r rD

r r rE7

1.

AGot no bags and baggage to slow me

A7down

I'mDa-travelin' so fast my feet ain't touchin' the

Aground

Travelin'E7light, travelin'

Alight

And IDjust can't wait to be

E7with my baby to

Anight

Ch:

DNo comb and no toothbrush, I

Agot nothin' to haul

DI'm carryin' only a

E7pocket

stopfull of dreams, a

E7heart

stopfull of love

AndE7they

stopweight nothin' at all

E7

2.

ASoon I'm gonna see the lovelight in her

A7eyes

I'm aDhoot and a holler away from para

Adise

Travellin'E7light, travellin'

Alight


E7with my baby to

Anight

Ch:

DNo comb and no toothbrush, I

Agot nothin' to haul

DI'm carryin' only a

E7pocket

stopfull of dreams, a

E7heart

stopfull of love

AndE7they

stopweight nothin' at all

E7

3.

ASoon I'm gonna see the lovelight in her

A7eyes

I'm aDhoot and a holler away from para

Adise

Travellin'E7light, travellin'

Alight


E7with my baby to

Anight

End: And IDjust can't wait to be

E7with my baby to

Anight And I

Djust can't wait to be

E7

with my baby toAnight

E7 A


16

9 � Peggy SueBuddy Holly, Jerry Allison, and Norman Petty

The song was originally called `Cindy Lou'r

C

r rF

r r rG

C F C G

C F C G

1.

CIf you knew

FPeggy Sue,

CThen you'd

Fknow why I

Cfeel blue

AboutFPeggy, my Peggy

CSue.

F C

Oh well, IGlove you gal, yes I

Flove you, Peggy

CSue.

F C G

2.

CPeggy Sue,

FPeggy Sue,

COh how

Fmy heart

Cyearns for you.

OhFPeggy, my Peggy

CSue.

F C

Oh well, IGlove you gal, yes I

Flove you, Peggy

CSue.

F C G

3.

CPeggy Sue, Peggy Sue,FPretty, pretty, pretty, pretty

CPeggy Sue,

OhFPeggy, my Peggy

CSue.

F C

Oh well, IGlove you gal, and I

Fneed you, Peggy

CSue.

F C G

4. IClove you,

FPeggy Sue,

CWith a

Flove so

Crare and true,

OhFPeggy, my Peggy

CSue.

F C

Well, IGlove you gal, and I

Fwant you, Peggy

CSue.

F C

Repeat last verse

End: Well, IGlove you gal,

And IFwant you, Peggy

CSue.

F C F C


17

10 � Mr Wu's a Window Cleaner NowMr Wu is a chain of Chinese restaurants that serve an all you can eat bu�et for ¿4.50

George Formby

rAm

r r rE7

r r r rD7

r r rG7

rC

rA7

r r rG#7

Intro:

AmMr. Wu no longer has a laundry. Sad to say the business was

E7�op.

He cried out `what a hope' as heAmchewed a bar of soap

D7And boarded up the windows of the

G7shop.

Ch:

G7Said Mr.

CWu, `What shall I

A7do?' and

D7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.

C7Oh, the

Flaundry, it didn't

Cpay.

Now there's noD7

clean collars downG7Limehouse Way.

1.

CWhen he goes out

C7working,

Finterest he

G#7arouses

CPolishing the

A7windows with

D7worn-out ladies

G7blouses.

FHe wears a pair of

G#7cami nicks to

Csave his Sunday

A7trousers

'CosD7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.

2.

CNow little Chinese

C7wi�e each

Fday is getting

G#7madder,

CTearing her silk

A7stockings, her

D7husband makes her

G7sadder.

FAll day long he

G#7wants to keep on

Crunning up the

A7ladder

'CosD7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.

Ch:

G7Said Mr.

CWu, `What shall I

A7do?' and

D7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.

C7Oh, the

Flaundry, it didn't

Cpay.

Now there's noD7


3.

CHe had his eyesight

C7tested, a

Fmost important

G#7matter.

CThrough a bathroom

A7window, a

D7lady he peeps at

G7her

FHis eyesight's getting

G#7better but his

Cnose is getting

A7�atter

'CosD7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.


18

Ch:

G7Said Mr.

CWu, `What shall I

A7do?' and

D7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.

C7Oh, the

Flaundry, it didn't

Cpay.

Now there's noD7


4.

CCustomers he's

C7washed for

Fnow are in bad

G#7humours.

CThey feel quite

A7neglected and I've

D7heard the

G7rumours.

FLots of girls on winter

G#7nights go

Cout without their

A7garters.

'CosD7Mr. Wu's a

G7window cleaner

Cnow.


19

11 � Angela JonesAngela Jones is an American actress who appeared in `Pulp Fiction' as Esmarelda Villalobos

John D. Loudermilkr

C

r rF

r r rG7

Intro:

CDoot'n doo doo,

Fdoot'n doo doo dee doo,

Cdoot'n doo doo, doot'n doo dooCDoot'n doo doo,


Cdoot'n doo doo, doot n' doo doo

1.

G7I'll meet you

Cat your locker,

G7when school's dis

Cmissed

G7I'll carry your

Cbooks home, if you'll,

Djust give me

G7 stop

one little. . .

Ch:

CDoot'n doo doo,


Cdoot'n doo doo Angela JonesCDoot'n doo doo,


Cdoot'n doo doo Angela Jones

2.

G7You know I

Clove you darling,

G7more than I do

Clife

G7Some day I'll

Cget a preacher,

Dand let him

G7 stop

make us, man and. . .

3.

G7Each night I

Cpray to Heaven,

G7way up

Cabove

G7That you won't

Cever forget me,

Dand give some

G7 stop

body else your. . .

4. IG7

love yourCkind of loving,

G7it's always been

Ctrue

IG7

love theCway you whisper.

DI'll always

G7 stop

be in love with. . .

End: Chorus

Chorus stop


20

12 � Living DollBarbie is manufactured by the American toy-company Mattel Inc. and was launched in March 1959

Lionel Bartr

C

r r rG

r r r rD7

r rF

Ch: Got myself aCcryin' talkin' sleepin' walkin' livin' doll

Got to do the best to please her just cause she's aGliving doll

Got a rovin'Ceye and that is why she satis

D7�es my soul

Got the one andConly walkin'

Gtalkin' livin'

Cdoll

stop

1. Take a look at herFhair it's real if you don't believe what I say just

Cfeel

Gonna' lock herFup in a trunk so no big hunk can

D7steal her

stopaway from me

Chorus

Verse

Chorus

End: Got the one andConly walkin'

Gtalkin' livin'

Cdoll

G C


21

13 � Blueberry HillBlueberry Hill is a landmark restaurant and music club in St. Louis, Missouri

Vincent Rose, Larry Stock and Al Lewisr

C

r rF

r r rG7

r r rEm

Intro: C F C

1. I found myFthrill

On BlueberryCHill

On BlueberryG7Hill

Where I foundCyou

F C stop

2. The moon stoodFstill

On BlueberryCHill

And lingeredG7until

Our dreams cameCtrue

F C

3. TheG7wind in the

Cwillow played

LovesG7sweet melo

Cdy

But all of theEmvows we made

Were never to beG7 C stop

4. Though we'reFapart

You're part of meCstill

For you were myG7thrill

stop

On BlueberryCHill

F C

5. TheG7wind in the

Cwillow played

LovesG7sweet melo

Cdy

But all of theEmvows we made

Were never to beG7 C stop


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6. Though we'reFapart

You're part of meCstill

For you were myG7thrill

stop

On BlueberryCHill

F C

Slowly

End: For you were myG7thrill

stop

On BlueberryCHill

F C


23

14 � Bye Bye LoveDon and Phil Everly are both guitarists and use vocal harmony mostly based on parallel thirds

Felice and Boudleaux Bryant

r r rD

r rA

r r rE7

rA7

Intro:

A E7 A

A E7 A

Ch:

DBye bye

Alove

Dbye bye

Ahappiness

DHello

Aloneliness I think I'm a

E7gonna

Acry

A7

DBye bye

Alove

Dbye bye

Asweet caress

DHello

Aemptiness I feel like I

E7could

Adie

ABye bye my

E7love good

Abye

stop

1. There goes myE7baby with someone

Anew

AShe sure looks

E7happy I sure am

Ablue

A7

She was myDbaby till he stepped in

E7

Goodbye to romance that might haveAbeen

D A

2. I'm through withE7romance

I'm through withAlove

I'm through withE7counting the stars a

Above

A7

And here's theDreason that I'm so

E7free

My lovin' baby is through withAme

D A

End:

ABye bye my

E7love good

Abye

ABye bye my

E7love good

Abye


24

15 � Oh CarolThe Mazda P360 Carol was the company's �rst 4-door 4-passenger car introduced in February 1962

Neil Sedaka

r rF

r r rDm

r r rGm

rC

Intro: F Dm Gm C

1. OhFCarol! I am but a

Dmfool

Darling, IGmlove you though you treat me

Ccruel

YouFhurt me and you make me cry

Dm

But if youGmleave me I

Cwill surely

Fdie

stop

2.

CDarling, there will never be an

Fother 'cause I love you so

Dm

Don't everGmleave me say you'll never

Cgo

I will always want you for myFsweetheart

No matter what you doDm

Oh!GmCarol

CI'm so in love with

Fyou

C

Refrain

3.

CDarling, there will never be an

Fother 'cause I love you so

Dm

Don't everGmleave me say you'll never

Cgo

I will always want you for myFsweetheart

No matter what you doDm

Oh!GmCarol!

CI'm so in love with

Fyou

B[ooh

Fooh

cha cha cha


25

16 � The Homing WaltzRecorded by Vera Lynn in 1952

T. O'Connor and M. Reine

r rF

r r rGm

r r rDm

r r rG7

rC7

Intro: F Gm Dm G7 C7

1.

CA

Fcrowd stood

Caround you

TheFnight when I

Cfound you

TheyFeach wanted

Gmyou

In the oldDm G7

homingC7waltz

2. ThoughFyou never

Cknew me

YouFsmiled and came

Cto me

And IFfound you

Gmmine

In the oldDm G7

homingFwaltz

Break

This sweet meloCdy

ThatFbrought you to me

Dm

WillGmlinger for

Fever

InG7my memory

C7

3. IFfound what I

Cprayed for

TheFarms I was

Cmade for

TheFnight when we

Gmdanced

To the oldDm G7

homingFwaltz

4. ThoughFyou never

Cknew me

YouFsmiled and came

Cto me

And IFfound you

Gmmine

In the oldDm G7

homingFwaltz


26

Break

This sweet meloCdy

ThatFbrought you to me

Dm

WillGmlinger for

Fever

InG7my memory

C7

5. IFfound what I

Cprayed for

TheFarms I was

Cmade for

TheFnight when we

Gmdanced

To the oldDm G7

homingFwaltz

Slowing

End: TheFnight when we

Gmdanced

To the oldDm G7

homingFwaltz


27

17 � With A Little Help From My FriendsThere have been at least 50 cover versions of this song

John Lennon and Paul McCartney

r r rG

r r rD

rAm

r rF

rC

r r rE[

Intro:

G D Am D

G D Am D

1.

GWhat would you

Dthink if I

Amsang out of tune

Would you stand up andDwalk out on

Gme?

GLend me your

Dears and I'll

Amsing you a song

And I'll try not toDsing out of

Gkey

Ch: Oh I getFby with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

Mmm I getFhigh with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

Mmm gonnaFtry with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

2.

GWhat do I

Ddo when my

Amlove is away

Does it worry you toDbe al

Gone?

GHow do I

Dfeel by the

Amend of the day?

Are you sad because you'reDon your

Gown?


Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends

Break

Do youEmneed any

Abody? I

Gneed some

Fbody to

Clove

Could it beEm

anyAbody? I

Gwant some

Fbody to

Clove


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3.

GWould you be

Dlieve in a

Amlove at �rst sight?

Yes I'm certain that itDhappens all the

Gtime

GWhat do you

Dsee when you

Amturn out the light?

I can't tell you but IDknow it's

Gmine


Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends

Break

Do youEmneed any

Abody? I

Gneed some

Fbody to

Clove

Could it beEm

anyAbody? I

Gwant some

Fbody to

Clove


Chelp from my

Gfriends


Chelp from my

Gfriends

Oh I getFhigh with a little

Chelp from my

Gfriends

End: Yes I getFby with a little help from my

Cfriends

With a little help from myE[frie. . .

F. . . nds

G


29

18 � JambalayaJambalaya is a Canadian Thoroughbred gelding racehorse

Hank Williamsr

C

r r rG

r r rG7

1.

CGood-bye Joe, me gotta go, me oh

Gmy oh,

Me gotta go, pole theG7punt-oh down the

Cbayou.

My Yvonne, the sweetest one, me ohGmy oh,

Son of a gun we'll have bigG7fun on the

Cbayou

stop

Ch:

CJambalaya and a craw�sh pie and �llet

Ggumbo,

cause tonight I'm gonnaG7see my ma cher

Camie. . . o.

Pick guitar, �ll fruit jar and beGgay. . . o,


Cbayou

stop

2.

CBig Fat Joe, Sexy Flo, the place is

Gbuzzin'.

Kinfolk come to seeG7Yvonne by the

Cdozen.

Dress in style and go wild me ohGmy oh.


Cbayou

stop

3.

CSettle down far from town buy a

Gpunt-oh.

and I'll catch all theG7�sh in the

Cbayou,

Swap my gun to buy Yvonne what sheGneed. . . o.


Cbayou

stop

End:

GSon of a gun we'll have big

G7fun on the

Cbayou.


30

19 � Welcome to the PartyAdrian Thomas is Emeritus Professor of Music at Cardi� University School of Music

Adrian Thomas

r r rG

r r rD

rA7

1.

GWelcome to the

Dparty and

A7have some

Dfun

GWelcome to the

Dparty and

A7have some

Dfun

GWelcome to the

Dparty and

A7have some

Dfun

GTake your coat o�

DTake your coat o� and

A7get yourself a

Ddrink

GTake your coat o�

DTake your coat o� and

A7get yourself a

Ddrink

Ch:

GJump about it

Dshout about it,

Gjump about it

Dshout about it

GJump about it

Dshout about it,

A7All through the

Dnight

2.

GTurn up the

Dmusic and

A7make yourself at

Dhome

GTurn up the

Dmusic and

A7make yourself at

Dhome

GTurn up the

Dmusic and

A7make yourself at

Dhome

GYou don't have to

Dbe here long be

A7fore your dancing

Dtoo

GYou don't have to

Dbe here long be

A7fore your dancing

Dtoo

3.

GJoin in with our

Dcelebration all

A7day and

Dnight

GJoin in with our

Dcelebration all

A7day and

Dnight

GJoin in with our

Dcelebration all

A7day and

Dnight

GIt's the time

Dof the week where no

A7work is

Ddone

GIt's the time

Dof the week where no

A7work is

Ddone

End: Chorus ChorusA7All through the

Dnight

A7All through the

Dnight


31

20 � White Winter HymnalThe fennec fox is the smallest species of fox

Fleet Foxes

r rF

r r rGm

r r r rB[

rC

Intro: Men

I was following the. . .


Women



1. All

IFwas following the pack all swallowed in their coats

with scarves of red tied 'round theirGmthroats

to keep their little heads from fallin' in the snow

And I turned 'round and there you goB[

And, Michael, you would fall

and turn theCwhite

stopsnow red as strawberries

in theFsummertime

Break

[Fdah

B[dah

Fdah

2. IFwas following the pack all swallowed in their coats


to keep their little heads from fallin' in the snow

And I turned 'round and there you goB[


and turn theCwhite


in theFsummertime

Break

[dah

C B[ C C B[ C C C B[ C CGirls start 'I was following' on last beat


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3. IFwasstop

following the pack

all swallowed in theirFcoats

stop


stop

to keep their little heads from fallin' in theGmsnow

stop

And I turned 'round and there you goB[ stop


and turn theCwhite


in theFsummer

stoptime


33

21 � The ShowThis song was covered by Kerris Dorsey in the movie Moneyball

Lenka

rC

r r rG

rAm

r rF

1.

CI'm just a little bit caught in the middleGLife is a maze and love is a riddleAmI don't know where to go, can't do it a

Flone

I've tried, and I don't know wh. . .Chy

stop

Slow itGdown,

stopmake it

Amstop

stop

Or else myFheartstop

is going toCpop

'Cause it's tooGmuch, yeah it's a lot

Am

ToFbe something I'm

Cnot

I'm aGfool out of

Amlove

'Cause IFjust can't get

Genough. . .

2.


Flone

I've tried, and I don't know whyCI'm just a little girl lost in the momentGI'm so scared but I don't show itAmI can't �gure it out, it's bringing me

Fdown

I know, I've got to let itGgo. . .

stop

And just enjoy theCshow

3.

CThe sun is

Ghot in the

Amsky

Just like aFgiant spot

Clight

The peopleGfol. . . low a

Amsign

AndFsynchronize in

Ctime

It's aGjoke, nobody

Amknows

They got aFticket to the

Gshow. . .


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4.


Flone

I've tried, and I don't know whyCI'm just a little girl lost in the momentGI'm so scared but I don't show itAmI can't �gure it out, it's bringing me

Fdown

I know, I've got to let itGgo. . .

And just enjoy theFshow. . .

GOh

Just enjoy theFshow. . .

GOh

stop

5. QuieterCI'm just a little bit caught in the middleGLife is a maze and love is a riddleAmI don't know where to go, can't do it a

Flone

I've tried, and I don't know why

LouderCI'm just a little girl lost in the momentGI'm so scared but I don't show itAmI can't �gure it out, it's bringing me

Fdown

I know, I've got to let itGgo

stop

And just enjoy theCshow

6.

CDum dee

Gdum da dum dee

Amdum

Fjust enjoy the

Cshow

Da dum deeGdum da dum dee

Amdum

Fjust enjoy the

Cshow

7. ICwant my money back

IGwant my money back

AmI want my money backFjust enjoy the

Cshow

8. ICwant my money back

IGwant my money back

AmI want my money back

SlowerFjust enjoy the

Cshow


35

22 � Price TagJessie J was born Jessica Cornish in Chadwell Heath, London

Jessie J, Dr. Luke, Claude Kelly and B.o.B

r rF

rAm

r r rDm

Intro: F Am Dm Bb

1.

FSeems like everybody's got a

Amprice,

I wonder how they sleep atDmnight.

When the sale comes �rst,

And theB[truth comes second,

Just stop, for a minute andFSmile

Why is everybody soAmserious!

Acting so damnDmmysterious

You got your shades on your eyes

And yourB[heels so high

That you can't even have a goodFTime.

Ch: Everybody look to theirAmleft

Everybody look to theirDmright

Can you feel that (yeah)

WellB[pay them with love tonight. . .

It's not about theFmoney, money, money

We don't need yourAmmoney, money, money

We just wanna make theDmworld dance,

Forget about theB[Price Tag.

Ain't about theFKa-Ching Ka-Ching-Ching

Aint about the BaAm

-Bling Ba-Bling-Bling

Wanna make theDmworld dance,

Forget about theB[Price Tag.


36

2.

FWe need to take it back in

Amtime,

When music made us all U-Dmnite

And it wasn't low blows andB[video Hoes,

Am I the only one gettin. . .Ftired?

Why is everybody so obAmsessed?

Money can't buy usDmhappiness.

If we all slow down andB[enjoy right now

Guarantee we'll be feelin' All-Fright.

Chorus

F Am Dm Bb

Chorus

End: F stop


37

23 � Hey Soul SisterSoulSister was a Belgian music band existed from 1986 to 1995

Patrick Monahan, Amund Bjørklund, and Espen Lind

r rF

rC

r r rDm

r r r rB[

Intro:

FHey-

Cay, Hey-ay-AY-ay-ay,

DmHey-ay-AY-ay-ay

B[

1. YourFlipstick stains

Con the front lobe of my left

Dmside brains

B[

I knew I wouldn't forFget you and so I went and

Clet you blow my

Dmmind

B[ C

YourFsweet moonbeam

Cthe smell of you in every

Dmsingle dream I

B[dream

I knew when we colFlided you're the one I have de

Ccided

who's one of myDmkind

B[ C

Ch:

B[Hey soul sister

Cain't that mister

Fmister

Con the

B[radio stereo

TheCway you move ain't

Ffair you

Cknow

B[Hey soul sister I

Cdon't want to

Fmiss a

Csingle

B[thing you do

C stop

To-Fnight Hey-

Cay, Hey-ay-AY-ay-ay

Dm, Hey-ay-AY-ay-ay

B[

2.

FJust in ti

Cme I'm so glad you have a

Dmone track mind like

B[me

You gave my love dirFection a game show love con

Cnection we can't deny

DmiiiB[ C

I'mFso obsessed

Cmy heart is bound to beat right

Dmoutta my untrimmed

B[chest

I believe inFyou like a virgin you're Ma

Cdonna

and I'm always gonnaDmwanna blow your

B[mind

C

Ch:

B[Hey soul sister

Cain't that mister

Fmister

Con the

B[radio stereo


Ffair you

Cknow

B[Hey soul sister I

Cdon't want to

Fmiss a

Csingle

B[thing you do

C stop

ToFnight


38

3.

FThe way you can't cut a rug,

Cwatching you's the only drug I

Dmneed

You're so gangster I'm so thug, you're theB[only one I'm dreaming of you see

IFcan be myself now �nal

Cly in fact there's nothing I can't be

Dm

I want the world to see you beB[

withCme

Ch:

B[Hey soul sister

Cain't that mister

Fmister

Con the

B[radio stereo


Ffair you

Cknow

B[Hey soul sister I

Cdon't want to

Fmiss a

Csingle

B[thing you do

Coooo

stop

End: ToFnight Hey


Dm, Hey-ay-AY-ay-ay

B[ C

ToFnight Hey-


Dm, Hey-ay-AY-ay-ay

B[ C

ToFnight


39

24 � The Blaydon RacesBlaydon-on-Tyne (usually shortened to Blaydon) is a small town in Gateshead

Geordie Ridley

r r rG

r r rD

r rA

rC

1. IGwent to Blaydon Races twas

Don the ninth of

GJune

CEighteen Hundred and

GSixty Two on a

Asummer's after

Dnoon

IGtook the bus from Balmbras and

Dshe was heavy

Gladen

CAway we went along

GCollingwood Street that's

Don the road to

GBlaydon

Ch: Oh me lads, youDshould've seen us

Ggannin

CPassing the folks

Galang the road

Ajust as they were

Dstandin

GAll the lads and lasses there

Dall with smiling

Gfaces

CGannin alang the

GScotswood Road. . .

ToDsee the Blaydon

GRaces

2. We �ew past Armstrong's factory andDup by the Robin

GAdair

ButCgannin ower the

GRailway Bridge the

Abus wheel �ew o�

Dthere

TheGlasses lost their crinolines and the

Dveils that hide their

Gfaces

I gotCtwo black eyes and a

Gbroken nose

Dgannin to Blaydon

GRaces

3. Now when we got the wheel back onDaway we went

Gagain

ButCthem that had their

Gnoses broke they

Awent back ower

Dhyem

SomeGwent to the dispensary and

Dsome to Doctor

GGibbses

AndCsome to the

Gin�rmary to

Dmend their broken

Gribses

4. We �ew across the Tyne Bridge andDcame to Blaydon

GToon

TheCbarman he was

Gcallin then, they

Acalled him Jackie

DBroon

IGsaw him talking to some chaps and

Dthem he was

Gpersuading

ToCgan and see Geordie

GRidley's show at the

DMechanic's Hall in

GBlaydon


40

5. Now when we got to Paradise there wereDbonny games

Gbegun

There wereCfour and twenty

Gon the bus and

Ahow we danced and

Dsung

TheyGcalled on me to sing a song so I

Dsang then Paddy

GFagan

ICdanced a jig and I

Gswung me twig the

Dday I went to

GBlaydon

6. The rain it poured doon all the day andDmade the ground quite

Gmuddy

Co�eeCJohnny had a

Gwhite hat on shouted �

Awhee stole the

Dcuddy?�

There wereGspice stalls and monkey shows and

Dold wives sellin

Gciders

And theCchap on the ha'penny

Groundabout sayin �

Dany more lads for

Griders?�


41

25 � Still haven't found what I'm looking forU2 are an Irish rock band from Dublin, formed in 1976

U2

r r rD

r r rG

r rA

1. IDhave climbed the highest mountains

I have run through the �elds

Only toGbe with you, only to

Dbe with you

I have run I have crawledDI have scaled these city walls

these cityGwalls, only to

Dbe with you

Ch: But IAstill haven't

Gfound

What I'mDlooking for

But IAstill haven't

Gfound

What I'mDlooking for

2. IDhave kissed honey lips

Felt the healing in her �ngertips

It burnedGlike �re, this burning

Ddesire

I have spoke with the tongue of angelsDI have held the hand of a devil

It was warm in theGnight, I was

Dcold as a stone

3. IDbelieve in the Kingdom Come

Then all the colors will bleed into one,

Bleed intoGone, but yes

DI'm still running,

You broke the bonds, you loosened the chainsDYou carried the cross

of my shame, of myGshame You know I be

Dlieved it

ChorusChorus


42

26 � Carol of the DrumBased upon a traditional Czech carol

Katherine Kennicott Davis

r rF

rC7

rC

r rF

r r rF7

1.

FCome they told me pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

Our new born king to see pa-C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

COur �nest gifts we'll bring pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Cpum

To lay beFfore the king pa-

F7rum-pa-pum-

B[pum

rum-pa-pum-Fpum-rum-pa-pum-

Cpum

FSo to honour him pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

CWhen we

Fcome.

2. Baby Jesus pa-C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

I'm a poor boy too pa-C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

IChave no gift to bring pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Cpum

That's �t toFgive a king pa-

F7rum-pa-pum-

B[pum


Cpum

FShall I play for you pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

COn my

Fdrum.

3. Mary nodded pa-C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

The ox and ass kept time pa-C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

ICplayed my drum for him pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Cpum

I played myFbest for him pa-

F7rum-pa-pum-

B[pum


Cpum

FThen he smiled at me pa-

C7rum-pa-pum-

Fpum

CMe and my

Fdrum.

Slowing

End:

CMe and my

Fdrum.

stop


43

27 � Hotel CaliforniaHotel California is a quaint and charming hotel located in the heart of Palo Alto

Don Felder, Don Henley and Glenn Frey

r r rDm

r rA

rC

r r rG

r r r rB[

r rF

r r rGm

1. OnDm

a dark desert highway,Acool wind in my hair

CWarm smell of colitas,

Grising through the air

B[Up ahead in the distance, I

Fsaw a shimmering light

GmMy head grew heavy and my sight grew dim,I

Ahad to stop for the night

DmThere she stood in the doorway, I

Aheard the mission bell

CAnd I was thinking to myself:this could be

Gheaven or this could be hell

B[Then she lit up a candle

Fand she showed me the way

GmThere were voices down the corridor; I

Athought I heard them say:

Ch: �B[Welcome to the Hotel Califor

Fnia

ASuch a lovely place (such a lovely place), such a

Dmlovely face

B[Plenty of room at the Hotel Califor

Fnia

AnyGmtime of year (any time of year), you can

A�nd it here�

2.

DmHer mind is Ti�any twisted,

Ashe got the Mercedes Benz

CShe got a lot of pretty, pretty boys,

Gthat she calls friends

B[How they dance in the courtyard,

Fsweet summer sweat

GmSome dance to remember,

Asome dance to forget

SoDm

I called up the captain, �APlease bring me my wine�, He said

�CWe haven't had that spirit here since

Gnineteen sixty-nine�

B[And still those voices are calling from

Ffar away

GmWake you up in the middle of the night,

Ajust to hear them say:


44


Fnia


Dmlovely face

TheyB[livin' it up at the Hotel Califor

Fnia

What aGmnice surprise (what a nice surprise), bring your

Aalibis�

3.

DmMirrors on the ceiling,

Athe pink champagne on ice, and she said

�CWe are all just prisoners here,

Gof our own device�

B[And in the master's chambers,

Fthey gathered for the feast

GmThey stab it with their steely knivesbut they

Ajust can't kill the beast

DmLast thing I remember, I was

Arunning for the door

IChad to �nd the passage back to the

Gplace I was before

�B[Relax,� said the night man, �We are

Fprogrammed to receive

GmYou can check out any time you like, but

Ayou can never leave�


Fnia


Dmlovely face

TheyB[livin' it up at the Hotel Califor

Fnia

What aGmnice surprise (what a nice surprise), bring your

Aalibis�

Dm stop


45

28 � Merry Xmas EverybodySlade's best-selling single which sold over a million copies on its �rst release

Noddy Holder and Jim Lea

r r rD

r r rF#m

r rA

r rAsus4

r r rG

r r rEm

r rF

rAm

rA7

1.

AAre you

Dhanging up the

F]mstocking on the

Awall?

Asus4 A

It's theDtime that every

F]mSanta has a

Aball?

Asus4 A

Does heGride a red-nosed

Dreindeer?

Does aGton up on his

Dsleigh?

Do theEmfairies keep him sober for a

Aday?

Asus4 A

Ch: So here it isD, Merry

F]mChristmas,

EveryFbody's having

Afun,

DLook to the

F]mfuture now, it's

Fonly just begun.

A

2. Are youDwaiting for the

F]mfamily to

Aarrive?

Are youDsure you've got the

F]mroom to spare

Ainside?

Does yourGgranny always

Dtell ya'

That theGold songs are the

Dbest?

Then she's upEm

and rock and rollin' with theArest.

Asus4 A

Chorus

Break

AmWhat will your daddy

Fdo when he sees your

AmMamma kissin'

FSanta Claus?

GAh-aaa-

Aaa

3. Are youDhanging up the

F]mstocking on the

Awall?

Are youDhoping that the

F]msnow will start to

Afall?

Do youGride on down the

Dhillside

In aGbuggy you have

Dmade?

When youEmland upon your head then you bin'

Aslayed!

Asus4 A

Chorus x4 stop


46

29 � Christmas TimeAdrian Thomas is Professor of Biomechanics and Fellow of Lady Margaret Hall at the University of Oxford

Adrian Thomasr

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1.

CChristmas time is here againAmSnow is falling all aroundFThe �re is burning high and brightG7And

stopI haven't got a care tonight

Ch:

CIt's Christmas time it's Christmas timeB[It's Christmas time

Cagain

2.

CChildren playing with their toysAmHappy smiling girls and boysFChristmas lunch was Oh so goodG7Finished

stopo� with �aming pud.

Chorus

3.

CWhat's that present by the treeAmIt's a special Uke for meFIt plays so sweet it looks so �neG7I'm

stopso glad it's all mine

Chorus

4.

CThe family comes round for teaAmAnd our friends from number threeFWe dance and sing all night longG7Christmas

stoptime has come and gone

Chorus x2


47

30 � Winter WonderlandIn Swedish `Vår vackra vita vintervärld' (Our beautiful white winter world)

Felix Bernard and Richard B. Smith

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theDm7ground lies a

Em7mantle of

Dm7white,

ACmaj7heaven of

Dm7diamonds shine down

Cmaj7through the

Dm7night,

Em7Two hearts are

Am7thrillin'

Dm7in spite of the

G7chill in the

Cmaj7weather.

LoveCmaj7

knows noDm7season, love

Em7knows no

Dm7clime,

Cmaj7Romance can

Dm7blossom

Cmaj7any old time

Dm7,

Em7Here in the

Am7open we're

Dm7walking and

G7hoping

Cmaj7together!

1.

G7Sleigh bells

Cring, are you listening?

In theG7lane, snow is glistening.

A beautiful sight, we're happy tonight,D7Walking in a

G7winter wonder

Cland.

2.

G7Gone

Caway is the blue bird

Here toG7stay is the new bird

He sings a love song as we go along,D7Walking in a

G7winter wonder

Cland.

3. InE7

the meadowAwe can build a

E7snowman,

Then pretend thatAhe is Parson

E7Brown.

GHe'll say, �Are you

Dmarried ?� We'll say, �

GNo man,

ButAyou can do the

Djob when you're in

G7town.

4. LaterCon we'll conspire

As weG7dream by the �re,

To face unafraid the plans that we made,D7Walking in a

G7winter wonder

Cland.


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5. InE7

the meadowAwe can build a

E7snowman,

Then pretend thatAhe's a circus

E7clown.

GWe'll have lots of

Dfun with mister

Gsnowman

UnAtil the other

Dkiddies knock him

G7down.

6. LaterCon we'll conspire

As weG7dream by the �re,

To face unafraid the plans that we made,D7Walking in a

G7winter wonder

Cland,

D7Walking in a

G7winter wonder

Cland,

D7Walking in a

G7winter wonder

Cland.

G7 CSLOW


49

31 � Big JoeJoseph Edward Collins was an American Major League Baseball player, who played for the Yankees

Phil Shutt

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Intro:

ADown at the crossroads,

Aon the 49

GA poor boy's standing

Dwaiting his time

ASix eggs in one hand,

Ahis uke on his back

GHe's waiting for midnight, for the

Ddevil to pass

1.

ADown at the crossroads,

Aon the 49

GA poor boy's standing

Dwaiting his time

ASix eggs in one hand,

Ahis uke on his back

GHe's waiting for midnight, for the

Ddevil to pass

AMany a poor boy's

Astood waiting there

GThe devil is watching to

Dcollect his fare

AJohnson, Clapton, and

AHendrix too

NowGbig Joe Collins he's a

Dcoming for you

Ch: How d'ya doE7

that? BigAJoe

GAin't you heard, I

Dsold my soul

How d'yaE7learn to play so

Amean

IGhad the best teacher there's

Dever been

Harmonica


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2.

AThanks said the devil, I

Alike a nice boiled egg

IGlike 'em poached or scrambled, I

Dlike a nice omelet

EveryAbody gives me souls, but they're

Aso hard to chew

FromGnow on says Joe, all my

Deggs is for you

SoAwhat do I owe you Joe?

AEasy says he

IGwant to be the greatest

Dthe world has yet seen

AI'd like a nice smallholding, a

Aprivate income too

and aGsweet young lady for some

Dhoochie-coochie-coo

Chorus

3. YouAgot is says the devil, you

Anow have those skills

AGmillion in the bank and a

Dfarm in the hills

and aAsweet young lady to

Ashare it with you

and you canGkeep your soul, man, now

Dlet's play some blues

ChorusHarmonicaChorus (last line slow)


51

32 � Must Be SantaTop of the Christmas charts in 1961

Mitch Miller

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1.

FWho's got a beard that's

Clong and white?

Santa's got a beard that'sFlong and white.

FWho comes around on a

Cspecial night?

Santa comes around on aFspecial night.

FSpecial Night, beard that's white.B[Must be Santa,

FMust be Santa,

CMust be Santa, Santa

FClaus.

2.

FWho wears boots and a

Csuit of red?

Santa wears boots and a suit ofFred.

Who wears a long capCon his head?

Santa wears a long capFon his head.

FCap on head, suit that's red.

Special night, beard that's white.B[Must be Santa,

FMust be Santa,


FClaus.

3.

FWho's got a big red

Ccherry nose?

Santa's got a big redFcherry nose.

Who laughs this way?CHO! HO! HO!

Santa laughs this way.FHO! HO! HO!

FHO! HO! HO! cherry nose.

Cap on head, suit that's red.


FMust be Santa,


FClaus.


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4.

FWho very soon will

Ccome our way?

Santa very soon willFcome our way.

Eight little reindeerCpull his sleigh.

Santa's little reindeerFpull his sleigh.

Reindeer sleigh, come our way. HO! HO! HO!,

cherry nose, cap on head, suit that's red.


FMust be Santa,


FClaus.

5.

GDasher, Dancer,

DPrancer, Vixen,

Comet, Cupid,GDonner and Blitzen.

Dasher, Dancer,DPrancer, Vixen,

Comet, Cupid,GDonner and Blitzen.

Reindeer sleigh, come our way,

HO! HO! HO!, cherry nose,

Cap on head, suit that's red.

Special night, beard that's white.CMust be Santa,

GMust be Santa.

DMust be Santa, Santa

GClaus.


53

33 � It's Still Rock and Roll To Me`Weird Al' Yankovic did a parody of the song entitled `It's Still Billy Joel to Me'

Billy Joelr

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1.

CWhat's the matter with the

Emclothes I'm wearing

Can't youB[tell that your tie's too

Fwide

CMaybe I should buy some old

Emtab collars

WelcomeB[back to the age of

Fjive

EmWhere have you been hidin'

Amout lately honey

YouEmcan't dress trashy 'til you

D7spend a lot of

Gmoney

CEverybody's

Emtalkin' 'bout the

B[new sound

FFunny but it's

Amstill rock and

Groll to

Cme

2.

CWhat's the matter with the car

EmI'm driving

Can't youB[tell that it's out of

Fstyle

CShould I get a set of

Emwhite wall tyres

Are youB[gonna cruise the miracle

Fmile

EmNowadays you can't be

Amtoo sentimental

YourEmbest bet's a true baby

D7blue Conti

Gnental

CHot funk

Emcool punk

B[even if it's

Fold junk

It'sAmstill rock and

Groll to

Cme


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3.

GOh it doesn't matter what they

Fsay in the papers

'Cause it'sE7always been the same old

Amscene

GThere's a new band in town but you

Fcan't get the sound

From aE7story in a maga

Amzine

E[aimed at your average

Fteen

G7

CHow about a pair of

Empink sidewinders

And aB[bright orange pair of

Fpants

CYou could be a really

EmBeau Brummel baby

If you justB[give it half a

Fchance

EmDon't waste your money on a

Amnew set of speakers

You getEm

more mileage from aD7cheap pair of

Gsneakers

CNext phase

Emnew wave

B[dance craze

Fanyways


Groll to

Cme

4.

CWhat's the matter with the

Emcrowd I'm seeing

Don't youB[know that they're out of

Ftouch

CShould I try to be a

Emstraight 'A' student

If youB[are then you think too

Fmuch

EmDon't you know about the

Amnew fashion honey

AllEm

you need are looks and aD7whole lotta

Gmoney

It's theCnext phase

Emnew wave

B[dance craze

Fanyways


Groll to

Cme

CstopEverybody's talkin'

Emstop'bout the new

B[stopsound

FstopFunny but it's still

Amstoprock and roll

Gstopto me

Cstop


55

34 � I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles)500 miles is 804.67 kilometers

The Proclaimers

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1.

DWhen I wake up, well I know I'm gonna be,

I'm gonnaGbe the man who

Awakes up next to

Dyou

DWhen I go out, yeah I know I'm gonna be


Agoes along with

Dyou

IfDI get drunk, well I know I'm gonna be


Agets drunk next to

Dyou

DAnd if I haver, hey I know I'm gonna be

I'm gonnaGbe the man who's

Ahavering to

Dyou

Ch:

DBut I would walk 500 miles

AndGI would walk

A500 more

Just toDbe the man who walks a thousand

Gmiles

To fall downAat your door

2.

DWhen I'm working, yes I know I'm gonna be


Aworking hard for

Dyou

DAnd when the money, comes in for the work I do

I'll passGalmost every

Apenny on to

Dyou

DWhen I come home (When I come home), well I know I'm gonna be


Acomes back home to

Dyou

DAnd if I grow , well I know I'm gonna be


Agrowing old with

Dyou

Chorus


56

Dfa la la (fa la la)

faGla la (

Ala la

Dla)


faGla la (

Ala la

Dla)

3.

DWhen I'm lonely, well I know I'm gonna be


Alonely without

Dyou

DAnd when I'm dreaming, well I know I'm gonna dream

I'm gonnaGdream about the

Atime when I'm with

Dyou

DWhen I go out(When I go out), well I know I'm gonna be


Agoes along with

Dyou

DAnd when I come home (When I come home), yes I know I'm gonna be


Acoming home with

Dyou

Chorus


faGla la (

Ala la

Dla)


faGla la (

Ala la

Dla)


faGla la (

Ala la

Dla)


faGla la (

Ala la

Dla)

Ch:

DBut I would walk 500 miles

AndGI would walk

A500 more

Just toDbe the man who walks a thousand

Gmiles

To fall downAat your do. . .

Dor


57

35 � Manchester RamblerRambler Channel, separates Tsing Yi Island and the mainland New Territories in Hong Kong

Ewan MacCollr

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1.

CI've been over Snowdon, I've slept upon Crowdon

I've camped by the Waynestones asGwell

I've sunbathed on Kinder, been burned to a cinder

And many more things I canCtell

CMy rucksack has oft been me

Gpillow

The heather has oft been meCbed

And sooner than part from theGmountains

I think I would rather beCdead

stop

Ch:

CI'm a rambler, I'm a rambler from

GManchester way

I get all me pleasure theChard moorland way

I may be a wage slave onGMonday

But I am a free man onCSunday

stop

2. TheCday was just ending and I was descending

Down Grinesbrook just by UpperGTor

When a voice cried �Hey you� in the way keepers do

He'd the worst face that ever ICsaw

The things that he said wereGunpleasant

In the teeth of his fury ICsaid

�Sooner than part from theGmountains

I think I would rather beCdead�


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3. HeCcalled me a louse and said �Think of the grouse�

Well I thought, but I still couldn'tGsee

Why all Kinder Scout and the moors roundabout

Couldn't take both the poor grouse andCme

He said �All this land is myGmaster's�

At that I stood shaking myChead

No man has the right to ownGmountains

Any more than the deep oceanCbed

4. IConce loved a maid, a spot welder by trade

She was fair as the Rowan in bloom

And the bloom of her eye watched the blue Moreland sky

I wooed her from April toCJune

On the day that we should have beenGmarried

I went for a rambleCinstead

For sooner than part from theGmountains


stop

5. So I'llCwalk where I will over mountain and hill

And I'll lie where the bracken isGdeep

I belong to the mountains, the clear running fountains

Where the grey rocks lie ragged andCsteep

I've seen the white hare in theGgullys

And the curlew �y high overChead

And sooner than part from theGmountains

stop



59

36 � HumanHumans (Homo sapiens) are primates of the family Hominidae

The Killers

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1. IFdid my best to

Amnotice when the

B[call came down the

Fline.

Up to theCplatform of

Dmsurrender I was

B[brought, but I was

Ckind.

AndFsometimes I get

Amnervous when I

B[see an open

Dmdoor.

Close yourB[eyes, clear your

B[heart.

C C

Ch: Cut theFcord - are we

Amhuman,

B[or are we

Fdancer?

CMy sign is

Dmvital,

B[my hands are

Ccold.

And I'mFon my

Amknees looking for the

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Dm

Are weGmhuman,

B[or are we

Fdancer?

F

F Am Bb F

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Amvirtue, send my

B[condolences to

Fgood.

Give myCregards to soul and

Dmromance, they always

B[did the best they

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AndFso long to

Amdevotion, you taught me

B[everything I

Dmknow.

Wave goodB[bye, wish me

B[well.

C C

Ch: You got to let meFgo - are we

Amhuman,

B[or are we

Fdancer?

CMy sign is

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B[my hands are

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Amknees, looking for the

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Dm

Are weGmhuman,

B[or are we

Fdancer?

Am

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Will yourB[system be

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Adream of home

Dmtonight?

There isB[

no messageB[we're receiving, let

Cme know is your

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Ch:

FAre we

Amhuman,

B[or are we

Fdancer?

CMy sign is

Dmvital,

B[my hands are

Ccold.

And I'mFon my


Dmanswer.

Dm

Dm Dm Dm Dm

Ch: You got to let meFgo - are we

Amhuman,

B[or are we

Fdancer?

CMy sign is

Dmvital,

B[my hands are

Ccold.

And I'mFon my


Dmanswer.

Dm

Are weGmhuman?

B[ B[

Or are weFdancer?

Am B[ F

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B[or are we

Dmdancer?

C

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B[or are we

Fdancer?

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61

37 � One Way Or AnotherHumans (Homo sapiens) are primates of the family Hominidae

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Ch:

COne way or another I'm gonna �nd yaCI'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getchaAOne way or another I'm gonna win yaAI'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getchaCOne way or another I'm gonna see yaCgonna meetcha meetcha meetcha meetchaAOne day, maybe next weekAI'm gonna meetcha, I'm gonna meetcha, I'll meetcha

1. IF Amwill

Gdrive past your

Emhouse

FAnd if

Amthe

Glights are all

Emdown

I'llFsee who's

Garound

E(Let's go)

Ch:

COne way or another I'm gonna �nd yaCI'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getchaAOne way or another I'm gonna win yaAI'll getcha, I'll getchaCOne way or another I'm gonna see yaCgonna meetcha meetcha meetcha meetchaAOne day, maybe next weekAI'm gonna meetcha, I'll meetcha


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2.

FAnd if

Amthe

Glights are all

Emout

FI'll

Amfollow

Gyour bus down

Emtown

SeeFwho's hanging

Gout

E

Break

EOne! Two! Three! Four!CNa na na na na na nananaANa na na na na na nanana

ICwanna hold you wanna hold you tight

IAwanna hold you wanna hold you tight


AYeah Teenage Kicks right through the night!


IAwanna hold you wanna hold you tight


AYeah

stopTeenage Kicks right through the night!

Ch:

DOne way or another I'm gonna see yaDI'm gonna meetcha meetcha meetcha meetchaBOne day or another I'm gonna win yaBI'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getchaDOne way or another I'm gonna see yaDI'm gonna meetcha meetcha meetcha meetchaBOne day or another I'm gonna win yaBI'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getchaDOne way or another I'm gonna see yaDI'm gonna meetcha meetcha meetcha meetchaBOne day or another I'm gonna win yaBI'm gonna getcha getcha getcha getchaDOne way or another


63

38 � Valentine MoonThe last man to walk on the moon was Apollo 17 Commander Eugene Cernan

Jools Holland and Sam Brown

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Am7

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1. TheAm�rst time you

Ckissed me at the

Fend of our

Cstreet

The gasAmlamps shone above

Cus, young

Flovers we'd

G7meet

But the oldAm

town has goneCnow and it's

Fwinter too

Csoon

Still weAmwaltz be

Cneath our

G7valentine

Cmoon

Am C G7 C

2. TheAmstreets and the

Cmarket and the

Fold Dog and

CBell

We'veAmgone through the

Cchanges, we've

Flived our lives

G7well

But the oldAm

town isCgone now and it's

Fwinter too

Csoon

Still weAmwaltz be

Cneath our

G7valentine

Cmoon

Ch:

GValentine

G7moon,

Cvalentine

Am7moon

GWe danced

Em7together as old

Alovers do

D7

GValentine

G7moon,

Cvalentine

Cm7moon

We'llGalways remember our

Dvalentine

Gmoon

3. CetteAmfois que tu m'em

Cbrasse, au

Fbout de notre

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LesAmlampes de gaz nous

Callumiere, toi et

Fmoi jeunes

G7amants

But the oldAm

town isCgone now and it's

Fwinter too

Csoon

Still weAmwaltz be

Cneath our

G7valentine

Cmoon

ChorusChorus


64

39 � A Spaceman Came TravelingYuri Gagarin's �ight in Vostok 1 lasted 108 minutes

Chris de Burgh

rAm

rC

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r r rEm

Intro: AndFitGwent la

Am, la, la, la

Em, la, la,

Fla, la, la, la

Am,

Cla, la, la,

Gla, la, la,

Fla,

F G

laAm

, la, la, laEm

, la, la,Fla, la, la, la,

Am

CPeace and good

Gwill to all

Fmen, and

Flove

Gfor the

Amchild.

1. AAmspaceman came

Ctraveling on his

Gship from afar

Am,

'twasClight years of

Gtime since his

Fmission did

Fstart

G,

AndAmover a

Emvillage he

Fhalted his

Amcraft,

And itChung in the

Gsky like a

Fstar, just

Flike a

G Amstar.

2. HeAmfollowed a

Clight and came

Gdown to a

Amshed,

Where aCmother and a

Gchild were lying

Fthere on a

Fbed,

G

AAmbright light of

Emsilver

Fshone round his

Amhead,

AndChe had the

Gface of an

Fangel, and

Fthey

Gwere a

Amfraid.

3. Then theAmstranger

Cspoke, he said �

GDo not

Amfear,

ICcome from a

Gplanet a

Flong way from

Fhere,

G

AndAmI bring a

Emmessage for

Fmankind to

Amhear�

AndCsuddenly the

Gsweetest

Fmusic

F�lled

Gthe air

Am.

Ch: AndFitGwent la

Am, la, la, la

Em, la, la,

Fla, la, la, la

Am,

Cla, la, la,

Gla, la, la,

Fla,

F G

laAm

, la, la, laEm

, la, la,Fla, la, la, la

Am,

CPeace and good

Gwill to all

Fmen, and

Flove

Gfor the

Amchild.


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4. ThisAmlovely

Cmusic went

Gtrembling through the

Amground,

AndCmany were

Gwakened on

Fhearing that

Fsound,

G

AndAmtravelers on the

Emroad, the

Fvillage they

Amfound,

By theClight of that

Gship in the

Fsky,

whichFshone

Gall A

Amround.

5. AndAmjust before

Cdawn at the

Gpaling of the

Amsky,

TheCstranger re

Gturned and said �

FNow I must

F�y,

G

WhenAmtwo thousand

Emyears of your

Ftime has gone by

Am,

ThisCsong will be

Ggin once a

Fgain, to a

Fba

Gby's cry

Am�.

Ch: AndFitGwent la

Am, la, la, la

Em, la, la,

Fla, la, la, la

Am,

Cla, la, la,

Gla, la, la,

Fla,

F G

laAm

, la, la, laEm


Am,

ThisCsong will be

Ggin once a

Fgain, to a

Fba

Gby's cry

Am.

Ch: AndFitGgoes la

Am, la, la, la

Em, la, la,

Fla, la, la, la

Am,

Cla, la, la,

Gla, la, la,

Fla,

F G

laAm

, la, la, laEm


Am,

CPeace and good

Gwill to all

Fmen, and

Flove

Gfor the

Amchild. . .


66

40 � BudapestBudapest is the capital and the largest city of Hungary

George Ezra

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rC

1.

FMy house in Budapest, My hidden treasure chest,

Golden grand piano, My beautiful CastilloB[For you you I'd leave

Fit all.

FMy acres of a land, I have achieved,

It may be hard for you to, stop and believe

ButB[For you you I'd leave

Fit all.

ButB[For you you I'd leave

Fit all.

Ch:

CGive me one good reason why I

B[should never make a

Fchange

CAnd baby if you hold me,

B[All of this will go

Faway

2.

FMy many artifacts, the list goes on,

if you just say the words, I'll up and runB[Oh to you you I'd leave

Fit all

B[Oh to you you I'd leave

Fit all.

Ch:



Fchange



Faway



Fchange



Faway

F B[ F

3.

FMy friends and family, they don't understand

They fear they'd lose so much, if you took my hand

ButB[For you you I'd lose

Fit all

ButB[For you you I'd lose

Fit all.


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Ch:



Fchange



Faway



Fchange



Faway

4.

FMy house in Budapest, My hidden treasure chest,

Golden grand piano, My beautiful CastilloB[For you you I'd leave

Fit all.

B[For you you I'd leave

Fit all.


68

41 � Rock Around The ClockHalley's comet is visible from Earth every 75-76 years.

Max Freedman and James Myers

r rA

rA7

r r r rD7

r r rE7

1.

AOne, two, three o'clock, four o'clock, rockAFive, six, seven o'clock, eight o'clock, rockANine, ten, eleven o'clock, twelve o'clock, rock

We're gonnaA7rock around the clock tonight.

2. Put yourAglad rags on and join me hon,

We'll have some fun when theA7clock strikes one,

We're gonnaD7rock around the clock tonight,

We're gonnaArock rock rock 'til the broad daylight

We're gonnaE7rock, gonna rock

D7around the clock

Atonight.

3. When theAclock strikes two, three and four,

If the band slows down, we'llA7yell for more



We're gonnaE7rock gonna rock

D7around the clock

Atonight.

Instrumental

4. When theAchimes ring �ve, six and seven

we'll be right inA7seventh heaven.




D7around the clock

Atonight.


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5. When it'sAeight nine ten, eleven too,

I'll be going strong and soA7

will you




D7around the clock

Atonight.

Instrumental

6. When theAclock strikes twelve, we'll cool o� then

Start a rockin' round theA7clock again




D7around the clock

Atonight.

Rock, rock,E7rock

D7around the clock

Atonight.

Stop


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42 � Me and YouBarry Polisar also writes children's books.

Barry Polisar

r r rG

rC

r r rD

r r rEm

1.

GMe and you just

Csinging on the

Gtrain

Me and youDlistening to the

Grain

Me and you weCare the

Gsame

Me and you haveDall the

Gfame

WeEmneed. In

Gdeed

you andDme are

Gwe . . .

2. Me and youCsinging in the

Gpark

Me and you hereDwaiting for the

Gdark


Gspark

Me and you lightingDcandles in the

Gdark

ToEmsay some

Gday

there willDbe a new

Gway. . .

3. Me and youCsinging to the

Gbirds

Me and you notDsaying a

Gword

Me and you wouldn'tCcall it ab

Gsurd

That's because me andDyou have

Gheard

You can �yEm

asGhigh as the

Dsky if you

Gtry. . .

4. Me and you justCsinging on the

Gtrain


Grain


Gsame


Gfame

WeEmneed. In

Gdeed

you andDme are

Gwe . . .


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5. Me and youCsinging to

Gall

Me and you justDhaving a

Gball

Me and youCdrawing on the

Gwall

Me and youDfollowing our

Gcall

To beEmlike the

Gtrees

Just asDfree and

Geasy.

6. Me and you hereCwaiting for the

Gdawn

Me and you and all theDplaces we have

Ggone

Me and you,Csittin' on the

Glawn

Me and you justDsinging our

Gsong

Just toEmrhyme to

Gshine

And toDpass the

Gtime.

7. Me and you justCsinging on the

Gtrain,


Grain,


Gsame,


Gfame,

WeEmneed. In

Gdeed,

you andDme are

Gwe . . .

G C D G G


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43 � Wagon WheelThe original Wagon Wheel had a marshmallow centre and was made in Slough.

Bob Dylan (modi�ed Ketch Secor)

r rA

r r r rrE

r r rF#m

r r rD

A E F#m D

A E D

1.

AHeaded down south to the

Eland of the pines

F#mThumbin' my way to

DNorth Caroline

AStarin' up the roadEPray to God I see

Dheadlights.

2. IAmade it down the coast in

Eseventeen hours

F#mPickin' me a bouquet of

Ddogwood �owers

AHopin' for RaleighESee my baby to

Dnight.

Ch: SoArock me mama like a

Ewagon wheel,

rockF#m

me mama anyDway you feel

AHey,

Emama

Drock me

Arock me mama like the

Ewind and the rain

rockF#m

me mama like aDsouthbound train

AHey,

Emama

Drock me

A E F#m D A E D

3.

ARunnin' from the cold

Eup in New England

F#mBorn to be a �ddler in an

Doldtime string band

ABaby plays guitar

IEpick a banjo

Dnow.

4.

ANorth country winters keep a

Egettin' me down

Lost myF#mmoney playin' poker so I

Dhad to leave town


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But IAain't turnin' back

ELivin' that old life

Dno more.


Ewagon wheel,

F#mRock me mama any

Dway you feel

AHey,

Emama

Drock me

ARock me mama like the

Ewind and the rain

F#mRock me mama like a

Dsouthbound train

AHey,

Emama

Drock me

A E F#m D D A E D Single Strum

5.

AWalkin' to the south

Eout of Roanoke

Caught aF]mtrucker out of Philly

Had aDnice long talk

ButAhe's headed west from the

ECumberland Gap

ToDJohnson City,

DTennessee

6. IAgotta get a move on

Ebefore the sun

Hear myF]mbaby call my name

IDknow she's the only one

AIf I die in Raleigh

AtEleast I will die

Dfree.


Ewagon wheel,

rockF#m

me mama anyDway you feel

AHey,

Emama

Drock me

Arock me mama like the

Ewind and the rain

rockF#m

me mama like aDsouthbound train

AHey,

Emama

Drock me

A

Repeat chorus A Stop


74

44 � Is This The Way To AmarilloAmarillo is the fourteenth most populous city in the state of Texas.

Neil Sedaka and Howard Green�eld

r rA

r r rD

r r rE7

Intro:

ASha la la lala la

Dlala

D A

ASha la la lala la la

E7la

E7 D

DSha la la lala la

Alala

E7Sha la la lala la

Alala

1.

AWhen the day is

Ddawning

Aon a Texas

E7Sunday morning

AHow I long to

Dbe there

AWith Marie who's

E7waiting for me there

FEvery lonely

Ccity

Fwhere I hang my

Chat

FAin't as half as

Cpretty as

E7where my baby's at

Ch:

AIs this the way to

DAmarillo

AEvery night I've been

E7hugging my pillow

ADreamingdreams of

DAmarillo

Aand sweet

E7Marie who

Awaits for me.

AShow me the way to

DAmarillo

AI've been weeping

E7like a willow

ACrying over

DAmarillo

Aand sweet

E7Marie who

Awaits for me.

2.

ASha la la lala la

Dlala

D A


E7la

E7 D

ASha la la lala la

Alala

E7and Marie who

Awaits for me

AThere's a church bell

Dringing

AHear the song of

E7joy that it's singing

AFor the sweet

DMaria

Aand the guy who's

E7coming to see her

FJust beyond the

Chighway

Fthere's an open

Cplain

FAnd it keeps me

Cgoing

E7through the wind and rain


75

Ch:

AIs this the way to

DAmarillo

AEvery night I've been

E7hugging my pillow

ADreaming dreams of

DAmarillo

Aand sweet

E7Marie who

Awaits for me.

AShow me the way to

DAmarillo

AI've been weeping

E7like a willow

ACrying over

DAmarillo

Aand sweet

E7Marie who

Awaits for me.

3.

ASha la la lala la

Dlala

D A


E7la

E7 D

ASha la la lala la

Alala

E7and Marie

Awho waits for me

ASha la la lala la

Dlala

D E7


E7la

E7 D

ASha la la lala la

Alala

E7and Marie

Awho waits for me

E7and Marie

Awho waits for me

E7and Marie

Awho waits for me

E7 A


76

45 � The CaveMumford is a 1999 American comedy-drama �lm written and directed by Lawrence Kasdan

Mumford and Sons

r r rDm

r rF

rAm

Dm F Dm F Dm F Am F Bb F

1. It's empty in theDmvalley of your

Fheart

The sun, it risesDmslowly as you

Fwalk

Away from all theDmfears and all the

Ffaults you've

Amleft

Fbehind

B[ F

2. The harvest left noDmfood for you to

Feat

You cannibal, youDmmeat-eater, you

Fsee

But I have seen theDmsame I know the

Fshame in

Amyour

Fdefeat

B[ F

3. But IFwill

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Fhope

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And I'llDm

�ndB[strength in

Fpain

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B[I'll know my

Fname as it's called

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4. Cause I haveDmother things to �ll my

Ftime

You take what isDmyours and I'll take

Fmine

Now let me at theDmtruth

Which willFrefresh my

Ambroken

Fmind

B[ F

5. So tie me to aDmpost and block my

Fears

I can see widows and orDmphans through my

Ftears

I know my call deDmspite my faults

AndFdespite my gro

Amwing

Ffears

B[ F


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6. But IFwill

B[hold on

Fhope

And IFwon't

B[let you

Fchoke

B[On the

Fnoose ar

Cound your neck

And I'llDm

�ndB[strength in

Fpain

And IDm

willB[change my

Fways

B[I'll know my


Cagain

Instrumental

7. So come out of yourDmcave walking on your

Fhands

And see the worldDmhanging upside

Fdown

You can understandDmdependence

When youFknow the

Ammaker's

Fhand

B[ F

8. SoFmake your

B[siren's

Fcall

AndFsing

B[all you

Fwant

IB[

will notFhear what you

Chave to say

Cause IDmneed

B[freedom

Fnow

And IDm

need toB[

knowFhow

ToB[live my

Flife as it's

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Instrumental

9. But IFwill

B[hold on

Fhope

And IFwon't

B[let you

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B[On the

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Caround your neck

And I'llDm

�ndB[strength in

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willB[change my

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FStop


78

46 � Somewhere Only We KnowSomewhere Only We Know is a 2015 Chinese romantic drama �lm directed by Xu Jinglei.

Keaner

C

rAm

r r rDm

r r rG

r rEm7

1. ICwalked across an

Emempty land

IFknew the pathway like the

Gback of my hand

ICfelt the earth be

Emneath my feet

FSat by the river and it

Gmade me complete

2. OhAm

simple thingEmwhere have you gone

FI'm getting old and I need

Gsomething to rely on

SoAm

tell me when,Emyou're gonna let me in

FI'm getting tired and I need

Gsomewhere to begin

3. ICcame across a

Emfallen tree

IFfelt the branches of it

Glooking at me

CIs this the place we

Emused to love

FIs this the place that I've been

Gdreaming of

4. OhAm




SoAm



Gsomewhere to begin


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5.

FAnd if you have a

Gminute why don't we go

FTalk about it

Gsomewhere only we know

FThis could be the

Emend of everything

FSo why don't we go,


6. ICcame across a

Emfallen tree

IFfelt the branches of it

Glooking at me

CIs this the place we

Emused to love

FIs this the place that I've been

Gdreaming of

7. OhAm




SoAm



Gsomewhere to begin

8.

FAnd if you have a

Gminute why don't we go

FTalk about it


FThis could be the

Emend of everything

FSo why don't we go,


9.

FThis could be the

Emend of everything

FSo why don't we goGsomewhere only we

Cknow Slowing


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47 � I'll See You In My DreamsDreams mainly occur in the rapid-eye movement (REM) stage of sleep.

Joe Brown

r rF

r r rDm

rAm

r r r rD7

r r rG7

rC

rC7

r r rE7

F Dm Am Dm

F Dm Am Dm

1.

FThough the

Dmdays are

Amlong

Dm

D7Twilight

D9sings a

D7song

OfG7

the happiB[ness that

Cused to

Fbe

Dm Am Dm

AmSoon my eyes will

E7close

Soon I'll �nd reAmpose

CAnd in dreams you're

G7always near to

Cme

Cm7 C7

Ch: I'llB[see you in

Gmmy

B[mdreams

FHold you in

E7my

F6dreams

D7Someone took you out of my armsG7Still I feel the

Cthrill of

Cm7your

C7charms

B[Lips that

Gmonce were

B[mmine

FTender

E7eyes that

F6shine

TheyD]maj D

willClight my

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Dmnight

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Bb Gm Bbm F E7 F6 D7 G7 C Cm7 C7

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I'llB[see you

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A7my lonely

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I'llB[see you

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F Dm Am DmF Dm Am Dm Slow


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48 � Brown Eyed GirlOriginally titled `Brown-Skinned Girl' .

Van Morrison

r r rG

rC

r r rD

r r rEm

G C G D

1.

GHey, where did

Cwe go

GDays when the

Drains came?

GDown in the

Chollow

GPlaying a

Dnew game,

GLaughing and a-

Crunning, hey, hey,

GSkipping and a-

Djumping

GIn the misty

Cmorning fog with

GOur our

Dhearts a-thumping, and

Cyou,

D

Ch: My brown-eyedGgirl,

Em

CYou,

Dmy brown-eyed

Ggirl.

2.

GWhatever

Chappened

GTo Tuesday and

Dso slow

GGoing down the

Cold mine

GWith a transistor

Dradio

GStanding in the

Csunlight laughing

GHide behind a

Drainbow's wall

GSlipping and a-

Csliding

GAll along the

Dwaterfall, with

Cyou

D


Em

CYou,

Dmy brown-eyed

Ggirl.

DDo you remember when we used to

Gsing

Sha la la laCla la la la la

Gla la

Ddee da

G


Gla la

Ddee da

La deeGdah


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3.

GSo hard to

C�nd my way

GNow that I'm all

Don my own

IGsaw you just the

Cother day

GMy how you have

Dgrown

GCast my memory

Cback there Lord

GSometime I'm ov

Dercome thinking 'bout

GMaking love in the

Cgreen grass

GBehind the

Dstadium, with

Cyou

D


Em

CYou,

Dmy brown-eyed

Ggirl.


Gsing


Gla la

Ddee da

G


Gla la

Ddee da

La deeGdah


Gsing


Gla la

Ddee da

G


Gla la

Ddee da

La deeGdah


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49 � Come by the HillsSet to the tune of a traditional Irish song

W. Gordon Smithr

C

r r rG

r r rEm

r r rD

1. OhGcome by the

Chills to the

Gland where

Cfancy is

Gfree

And stand where theCpeaks meet the

Gsky and the

Emlochs meet the

Dsea

WhereGthe rivers run

Emclear and the bra

Ccken is

Ggold in the

Dsun

AndEmthe cares of to

Cmorrow can

Gwait till

Cthis day is

Gdone

2. OhGcome by the

Chills to the

Gland where

Clife is a

Gsong

And sing while theCbirds �ll the

Gair with their joy

Emall day

Dlong

Where theGtrees sway in

Emtime and

Ceven the

Gwind sings in

Dtune


Cmorrow can

Gwait till

Cthis day is

Gdone

3. OhGcome by the

Chills to the

Gland where

Clegend re

Gmains

Where stories ofCold �ll the

Gheart and may yet

Emcome a

Dgain

Where theGpast has been

Emlost and the

Cfuture is

Gstill to be

Dwon


Cmorrow can

Gwait till

Cthis day is

Gdone

4. OhGcome by the

Chills to the

Gland where

Cfancy is

Gfree

And stand where theCpeaks meet the

Gsky and the

Emlochs meet the

Dsea

WhereGthe rivers run

Emclear and the bra

Ccken is

Ggold in the

Dsun


Cmorrow can

Gwait till

Cthis day is

Gdone


Cmorrow can

Gwait till

Cthis day is

Gdone Slowly


84

50 � Three Little BirdsBob Marley considered cannabis a healing herb

Bob Marley and the Wailers

r r rG

rC

r rA

r r rD

r r rE7

G C G D

Ch:

ADon't worry, about a thing

Cause,Devery little thing, gonna be

Aalright

Singing,Adon't worry about a thing


Aalright

1.

ARise up this mornin'

Smile with theE7rising sun

Three littleAbirds perch by my

Ddoorstep

Singin'Asweet songs

Of melodiesE7pure and true

Sayin'Dthis is my message to

Ayou - oo - oo

Ch:



Aalright



Aalright

Ch:

ASingin' don't worry, about a thing (don't worry)

Cause,Devery little thing, (is) gonna be

Aalright

Singing, don't worry (I won't worry) about a thing


Aalright


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2.

ARise up this mornin'

Smile with theE7rising sun

Three littleAbirds perch by my

Ddoorstep

Singin'Asweet songs

Of melodiesE7pure and true

Sayin'Dthis is my message to

Ayou - oo - oo

Ch:



Aalright



Aalright

Ch:



Aalright



Aalright Stop on A

Don't Worry.


86

51 � We Wish You a Merry ChristmasA popular English carol from the West Country

Arthur Warrell

rC7

r rF

r r rG

r rA

r r rDm

r r rG7

rAm

1.

C7We

Fwish you a merry

B[Christmas, We

Gwish you a merry

CChristmas

AWe wish you a merry Christ

Dmmas, and a ha

B[ppy

CNew

FYear

Good tidings weCbring to

G7you and your

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WeFwish you a merry

AmChristmas and a ha

B[ppy

C7New

FYear.

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Cpudding

NowAbring us some �ggy

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Fhere


G7you and your

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WeFwish you a merry


B[ppy

C7New

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3. For weFall like �ggy

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G7you and your

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WeFwish you a merry


B[ppy

C7New

FYear.

4. And weFwon't go until we

B[get some, we

Gwon't go until we get some

And weAwon't go until we get

Dmsome, so

B[bring some

C7out

Fhere


G7you and your

Ckin

Slowing

WeFwish you a merry


B[ppy

C7New

FYear.


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52 � It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like ChristmasA hit for Perry Como and The Fontane Sisters in 1951.

Meredith Willson

r r rG

rC

r r rG7

r r r rD7

r r rEm

rA7

rAm

r rr r rB7

1. It's beGginning to look a

Clot like

GChristmas,

Gevery

G7where you

Cgo

Take aD7look in the Five and Ten,

Emglistening once again

WithA7candy canes and silver lanes a

D-D7glow.

It's beGginning to look a

Clot like

GChristmas, toys in

G7every

Cstore

But the prettiest sight to see is theGholly that will be

On yourAmown

D7front

Gdoor.

2. A pair ofB7hopalong boots and a

Empistol that shoots

Is theB7wish of Barney and

EmBen

A7Dolls that will talk and go for a walk

Is theD7hope of Janice and

DJen

AndD7Mum and Dad can

A7hardly wait for

Amschool to start

Dagain.

3. It's beGginning to look a

Clot like

GChristmas,

Gevery

G7where you

Cgo

There's aD7tree in the Grand Hotel,

Emone in the park as well

TheA7sturdy kind that doesn't mind

Dthe

D7snow

It's beGginning to look a

Clot like

GChristmas, soon the

G7bells will

Cstart

And the thing that will make them ring, is theGcarol that you sing

Right withinAm D7

yourGheart.


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Index

A Spaceman Came Traveling , 64Angela Jones, 19

Big Joe, 49Blueberry Hill, 21Brown Eyed Girl, 81Budapest, 66Bye Bye Love, 23

Carol of the Drum, 42Christmas Time, 46Come by the Hills, 83

Diana, 5

Eight Days a Week, 8

Hey Soul Sister, 37Hotel California, 43How Much Is That Doggie, 7Human, 59

I'll See You In My Dreams, 80I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles), 55Is This The Way To Amarillo, 74It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christ-

mas, 87It's Still Rock and Roll To Me, 53

Jambalaya, 29

Living Doll, 20

Manchester Rambler, 57Me and You, 70Merry Xmas Everybody, 45Mr Wu's a Window Cleaner Now, 17Must Be Santa, 51

Oh Carol, 24One Way Or Another, 61

Peggy Sue, 16Price Tag, 35Put Your Head On My Shoulder, 12

Rock Around The Clock, 68

Somewhere Only We Know, 78Still haven't found what I'm looking for, 41Streets of London, 11Sweet Georgia Brown, 9

The Blaydon Races, 39The Cave, 76The Homing Waltz, 25The Show, 33This Old House, 13Three Little Birds, 84Travellin' Light, 15

Valentine Moon, 63

Wagon Wheel, 72We Wish You a Merry Christmas, 86Welcome to the Party, 30White Winter Hymnal, 31Winter Wonderland, 47With A Little Help From My Friends, 27

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